Reflections Magazine Issue #61 - Spring 2004 | Page 23

Class Notes
1980s

Teresa Foster-Moorefield ’80, ’84/MA
lives in Asheville, N.C.
Thomas McCanna ’80 writes from
Rochester, N.Y.: “I would like to wish
the cross country team good luck. It has
been 23 years since I had to run all those
miles and train. I still miss it at times!
Keep up the good work.”
Amy Lillywhite Sturtevant ’80 is secretary for the Division of Performing Arts
and Education at Siena Heights. She
and her husband, Gary Sturtevant ’81,
own and operate Dog Days Boarding
in Addison.
Carolyn Welniak Donaldson ’82 of
Hollidaysburg, Pa., is news anchor for
WTAJ-TV Channel 10’s 5 p.m. newscast,
and co-anchor of the 6 and 10 p.m.
broadcasts. She also serves as “parenting reporter” and writes the weekly
“Monday’s Child” segment featuring
a Little Brother/Little Sister story. She
began at the station as weather anchor
in 1982 and has been a news anchor for
almost nine years. An active community
volunteer, Carolyn serves on several
boards and committees including United
Way and the Altoona Symphony. She is
a past recipient of the Chamber of Commerce Athena Award and a Humanitarian
of the Year Award. She and her husband,
Robert, who is deputy attorney general
and a partner in the Hippo Donaldson
law firm, led the county United Way Fund
Drive several years ago raising over $1.3
million. They have two daughters, both
students at Penn State.
Joseph (Joey) Orange ’82 is owner
and president of Bearden’s Restaurant
in Rocky River, Ohio. (The SHU alumni
director recommends the burgers and
shakes for lunch!) Joey lives in nearby
Westlake.
Jo Jones Rizer ’82 put her law degree
to work for 10 years as in-house counsel
with Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
in Cincinnati, following work at the 6th
Circuit Court of Appeals. She and Mike
(who were married in Siena’s Lumen
Chapel) moved to Charlotte, N.C., in
1996, and Jo decided to be at home with
their girls, Clare, 13, and Rachel, 10.

Timothy Savona ’82 is vice president
of operations for the Indianapolis (Ind.)
Zoo. He writes: “Hello to all in my past
Siena years—still carry all the memories!
Since Siena, I have spent 19 years in the
zoo business, 18 years coaching wrestling, and two years officiating. Pam and I
are doing well in Indianapolis; we moved
here from Co